After returning home to Ithaca and defeating the suitors, you, Odyssues, settle back in with your family and regain power. Things are going well, but as the years go by, you become more and more bored with your life after your separation from encounters with gods and other mystical creatures; it seems very dull and bland. You wonder if you will ever go out to sea again, but are worried you will have to face the wrath of Poseidon. After Laertes dies from age, and Penelope dies from an illness, you find yourself alone in your palace with few visits from Telemachus. You consider going out on one last journey before you die to see if you can die happy, or find a better place to live. But this would mean going back out to sea…
After returning home to Ithaca and defeating the suitors, you, Odyssues, settle back in with your family and regain power. Things are going well, but as the years go by, you become more and more bored with your life after your separation from encounters with gods and other mystical creatures; it seems very dull and bland. You wonder if you will ever go out to sea again, but are worried you will have to face the wrath of Poseidon. After Laertes dies from age, and Penelope dies from an illness, you find yourself alone in your palace with few visits from Telemachus. You consider going out on one last journey before you die to see if you can die happy, or find a better place to live. But this would mean going back out to sea…
Do you stay home and see if you can better your life in Ithaca?
OR
Do you go out to sea for one last journey?